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Ceres

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Dwarf planet · Asteroid belt. The largest body of the asteroid belt and the only inner-system dwarf planet — the first dwarf planet ever orbited (Dawn, 2015). (mean distance 2.77 au, orbital period 4.6 years, diameter 939 km; NASA Planetary Fact Sheet · NASA Solar System Exploration.) Not a place on Earth.

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    1. Story
    2. Dwarf planet · Asteroid belt. The largest body of the asteroid belt and the only inner-system dwarf planet — the first dwarf planet ever orbited (Dawn, 2015). (mean distance 2.77 au, orbital period 4.6 years, diameter 939 km; NASA Planetary Fact Sheet · NASA Solar System Exploration.) Not a place on Earth.
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    4. Ceres
    5. Connections
    6. Dawn
    7. Dawn enters orbit around Ceres — the first dwarf planet orbited
    8. Evidence
    9. Mean distances, orbital periods, diameters, masses and satellite counts for the Sun, planets and Pluto as published in the fact sheet.
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